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Can the non-staple food adjustment fund be deducted when the land value-added tax is liquidated?

yes. The expenses that cannot be deducted from land value-added tax liquidation include land use right and land transfer money, real estate sales money, depreciation expenses of buildings and equipment, and expenses that cannot be deducted after customs clearance. The non-staple food adjustment fund has little to do with land value-added tax and can be deducted, which will not affect the liquidation of value-added tax. Land value-added tax refers to the tax that taxpayers pay in proportion after deducting the value-added amount after deducting the project amount from the income obtained from the transfer of real estate.